Not exact matches
This may be a simplistic and thoroughly «unsophisticated» view of markets, but why don't we limit the number (thus
volume) of
contracts for oil to the
actual demand figure for that month?
Cardiomyopathy is a disease where the
actual heart muscle (myocardium) becomes weak and unable to
contract with sufficient force (decreased contractility leading to a decreased stroke
volume) to provide adequate perfusion (reduced cardiac output) for the cells of the body.
This
volume may vary in
actual term length so long as the
volume is achieved; i.e. a project may purchase a 15 year
contract with an annual
volume equal to the energy demand of the project, or a
contract with renewables equal to 15 times its annual energy use for a one year period, or some other equivalent combination.
The pressure gradient is nearly static and if an
actual volume of gas is neither expanding nor
contracting there is no associated change in temperature.